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Checking certain interfaces for disconnections ect

RyanHosiassohn

Hey Guys, 

Is there anyway to see when, why or if an interface got DC or started to drop packets ? 

I keep getting notifications saying certain WAN ports are down then up but I cannot seem to find a reason or see in the logs ?

Also it sometimes seems to happen while we are working it just breaks the connection to the fibre then after 20 min its back up. 

Thanks



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    I know this has probably been thought of but are you sure your ISP is not going down?

     

    Or can you explain more on the WAN Interfaces?

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    Badrobot said:

    I know this has probably been thought of but are you sure your ISP is not going down?

     

    Or can you explain more on the WAN Interfaces?

     

    Hi, 

    That's correct I have checked and they've tested the fiber line , Apparently everything is fine. 

    So the line will got "down" no traffic can go down that line for about 20 min , Also trying to see if there's a way to do a hardware diagnostics on the interface :). 

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    Badrobot said:

    I know this has probably been thought of but are you sure your ISP is not going down?

     

    Or can you explain more on the WAN Interfaces?

     

    Hi, 

    That's correct I have checked and they've tested the fiber line , Apparently everything is fine. 

    So the line will got "down" no traffic can go down that line for about 20 min , Also trying to see if there's a way to do a hardware diagnostics on the interface :). 

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